Claim

klam, v. t. [claimed (klamd), claiming.] To call for, challenge as a right, demand as due. — v.i. To be entitled to anything. — n. A demand of a right or supposed right; a right to demand; title to anything in po e ion of another; thing demanded that; to which one has a right. (Mining.) A space of ground worked under the law. — Claim''ant, n. One who claims.— Cla'mant, a. Crying earnestly; clamorously beseeching. — Clarn'or, klamr- Sr, n. Loud and continued shouting or exclamation; loud noise; uproar; vociferation, — v. t. [clamored (-erd), -ORING.] To salute or stun with noise. — v. i. To vociferate, make importunate demands. — Clarn'orous, -us, a. Noisy; turbulent.